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April 9, 2026
CubeComposer Generates 4K 360° Video from Normal Clips
Hong Kong Chinese University's Xue Tianfan team developed CubeComposer, enabling native 4K 360° video generation from standard perspective videos. It surpasses baselines like Argus on metrics such as LPIPS, CLIP, FID, and FVD across 4K360Vid and ODV360 datasets. The approach uses spatio-temporal autoregression with future tokens and continuity designs for seamless, high-quality results.
Microsoft Previews Windows Terminal UI Overhaul
Microsoft plans a large-scale settings interface redesign and visual upgrade for Windows Terminal on Windows platforms. It targets intuitive, clean navigation for power users and beginners alike. Core features like multi-tabs, rich text rendering, and GPU acceleration remain, with focus on UI and interaction logic.
Gemma 4 Now Stable on Llama.cpp
PR #21534 merged resolves all known Gemma 4 issues in llama.cpp. Runtime tips include using interleaved chat template, --cache-ram 2048, and Q5 K/Q4 V cache. Build from master, avoid CUDA 13.2.
BofA: Semi Market to $2T by 2030 on AI Surge
Bank of America forecasts the semiconductor market reaching $2 trillion by 2030 with 20% CAGR, propelled by AI computing from Nvidia, Broadcom, Marvell (15-20x forward valuations) and growth in storage/logic sectors.
Mystery 'Happy Horse' Tops Video Leaderboards
A mysterious video model '欢乐马' has dominated leaderboards, overshadowing Seedance 2.0 which was thought unbeatable. It has quickly risen to the top in video generation rankings. Official release rumored for the 10th.
AI Era Education Thoughts
Author shares personal reflections on education in the AI era. Featured as a top pick from Sspai's Matrix community, which focuses on authentic product experiences and practical insights. The article represents the author's individual viewpoint.
OpenAI Pauses UK Stargate Over Energy Costs
OpenAI is pausing its Stargate infrastructure project in the UK. The halt is due to high energy costs and a challenging regulatory environment. This affects plans for a major AI data center.
Robotic Dog Uses GPT-4 to Guide Blind
Binghamton University researchers created a robotic guide dog system. It leverages GPT-4 for voice interaction with users. The system assists visually impaired people in navigation.
UK Funds £15M AI Knife Crime Mapping
The UK government is allocating £15 million over three years to enhance crime mapping in England and Wales with AI technology. This initiative aims to enable more targeted policing of knife crime hotspots. Ministers seek to halve knife offenses through better data-driven responses.
Ex-Apple AI Wearable Mimics iPod Shuffle
Two former Apple Vision Pro developers created an AI wearable resembling an iPod Shuffle. It only listens when tapped to prioritize privacy. They aim to address failures of other AI gadgets in privacy.
National LLMs Doomed, Korea Vouchers Better
An analyst argues countries building national LLMs for 'AI sovereignty' are doomed to fail. Recommends South Korea’s voucher program as a superior model for AI adoption. A new report supports shifting focus from development to widespread use.
RL Book Chapters for LLM Applications
A math grad seeks advice on key chapters from Sutton and Barto's Reinforcement Learning book to understand RL connections to LLMs, like tool use and math reasoning. LLMs recommended chapters 1, 3, 6, 9-11, 13 covering MDPs, TD learning, and policy gradients. Asks for better recommendations or alternatives like Alberta RL course.
Meituan's Tabbit AI Browser Enters Public Beta
Meituan's GN06 team launched AI browser Tabbit in public beta (v0.25) in March, focusing on contextual AI assistance for everyday tasks. It supports multiple models like LongCat, Gemini, and Claude, with seamless Chrome migration and strong retention. Users report automating ecommerce, literature reviews, and accessibility tasks.
Meta Ships First Superintelligence Model
Meta Superintelligence Labs has shipped its first AI model, marking a key milestone in the company's superintelligence efforts. The release is highlighted in The Neuron newsletter. It also mentions a new tool for building automated ad generators.
Baiwei Storage Faces 50M Yuan Patent Suits
Baiwei Storage announced two new patent infringement lawsuits from Emtier Storage Technology (Shenzhen), each claiming 25 million yuan, totaling 50 million. Emtier is a joint venture between US-based MTL (a Patent Assertion Entity) and Shenzhen Anjiecun Electronics. Courts have accepted both cases.
Tencent QClaw V2 Adds Multi-Agents
Tencent launched QClaw V2 (V0.2.5) with multi-Agent support, app connectors, and Lobster Butler security. Users can create custom Agents with specialties, skills, and permissions. It cuts single-task steps by 60%+ via third-party integrations and blocks malicious prompts.
Thermalright launches 176W Ryzen AI mini PC
Thermalright unveiled the 2.6L AI HydroNous R1 mini host with custom water cooling for AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 at 176W peak. Features 10GbE, dual USB4, CNC aluminum body, and 4.6-inch LCD. Branded as liquid-cooled AI supercompute desktop center with three performance modes.
NotebookLM now inside Gemini notebooks
NotebookLM has arrived inside Gemini notebooks starting today. It turns saved notes into active AI context and links chats with research in one place. This pushes Gemini toward a persistent workspace experience.
Viral Cat Image Maker Hits 500K Visits, Zero Server Cost
The Kyupiin Cat Image Maker attracted 500,000 visits on its first day without incurring any server costs. The secret lies in running entirely without servers from the start. This client-side approach avoided the need for panicked scaling.
Samsung to Surpass NVIDIA as Top Earner by 2027
KB Securities forecasts Samsung Electronics' operating profit at 32.7 trillion KRW in 2026, rising to 48.8 trillion KRW in 2027, edging out NVIDIA. This positions Samsung as the world's most profitable company.